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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-04-20

Pur-Hu 49,. April IA young lady nam
ed ,hader, who was thepr"ud po-se>sor ola
luVuriant head of haE reaching almost 20
her knees, was found This evening at her
home on Wharton Street, South side, inseu-
sibie. wits her hair cut close 10 yhe he,id.
When size was rc-jug-i tu rnusciuusne-s she
stated than while alone this aftcrnoon she
was assaulted 10y aE unknown Pe,idlor who
hale calorofprm several day, ago a man
called at the house and offered the lady SO
for hcr hair, bu, she refused To part with her
beautiful ir,.s,,~ The pe,!dler wlo assaulted
her this afternoon Is believed to be- the same
person
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-04-20
Victim of carelessness.

ERu- Pa. April l7.-loseplI FricS. pay
masters assistant on the United States
steamer Michi-.u at Jhi, port. had his right
arm nearly blown Of at the shoulder by The
Incidental Discharge oi a gun in his own
hand, ENci-ion. or the amPutation Of the
arm al the shoulder joint. was performed bat
tHr surgeon ~ay~ Frick Is dying The
strangely necklcs, handling Of a gun caused
-hc accident Frick with Others. was riding
in llr- country going snire shoo;ing. One
i'ur-, in the team halked Prick seized Il
loaded gun ly the muzzle and punched the
horse hauuches when the hammer caught
on the dash board and the piece was dis
charged intu Frick- shoulder and side.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-04-20
American Capitalists in Mexico.

Sr. LoUIs. April 17.-AdviceS from Mexico
,iute that a syndicate composed of Chicago
capitalists and United States army officers
ha, purchased tract OF 5,0o0, 900 acres lying
ia the States of Coahuila, Durango, and Chi
huahua in Northern Mexico The tract j.
trdyer-cd by the Mexican Central Railroad,
and also by the international Road which
C. f. Huntington is building from Eagle
Pass to Laredo OF this tract l.00O,0OO lcre-
j, the finest cotton land in the famous La
glrna distri,t company composed chiefly
ut Hartford ca capitalists, has bought 300,
900 acres lying in sonora and chihuahua all
grazing aud agricultural land. \ purchase
of 255tu9 acres has been made in the West
ERA part of Chihuahua by Utah ir,rD
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-04-20
thousands of Emigrants for Amer
iCd

QuEEysrowN, April l3.--Thc arrivals here
of oinigrani> on their way to the United
States are AT present enormous. The rail
ways arr running special trains TO accom-
uodate This special class OF travel The
numbers Of emigrants nov awaiting steam
cr~ 10 carry them 10 their destination is al
ready CRATER than can be housed in the hotels
and lodging houses aud many are camping
in the streets. Fifteen hundred embarked
yesterday Tire, Thousand more are expect
cd To arrive on saturday next 20 take steam
- here
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-04-20
MONDAY. APRIL 10, 1885.

N0rcE i- hereby given 90 All the Justices oftls
Peace, the Coroner and tonStspls- within tine
-atH County ni somerset that tIcy Dee then and
tt-rr l tneF VTupe" persons with their rolls. --r-
'IR-. iufui-lfnu>- examinations lud other re-
unH .-rraurt~- tu do tlf~. Things which ts gurir
office and lu that behalf auptr-fiu lu l- Rome.
amt also lhel Nu' vii prosecute against tlt r-i-
ruHr- tuat dls 9r iGil n- u th. ii.i OF Somerset
County, Dee tIau and there 20 prosecute against
them shall he Just
~HEaTF, OFFICE. JOHN WINTERS
Apr. go. lN~t. Sheriff
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-04-20

rhe errors ~ curtain iec'une to the
much married man. vii be bui trivial in
comparison 10 the trials and temptations
ia the c5Iise Of bright ewes, sunny curls,
cooinc wor.is. laces, ribbons, and furbe-
lows. that viii beset their pathway 70 the
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-04-20

bEvELnrNESr in the senate last week
showed ihat 81 the election franchise Is
granted the women of this state. they
Will in all probability. east or al least
conuul two votes each. When the bin
providing Tor female suffrage amend
ment was ou III passage. a number Of
grave and reverend SENATOR announced
That they would have TO support the
measure hecaus- their aives insisted
upon their DOING 30, and in this way ,he
necessary number of votes was set-un.i
u the welded SENATOR prove 50 very
~ liant, or succuiub ~ easily 10 female
establishments What hope j. there for
tle bachelors when the dsy Of trial
oones Consequently If she women
succeed by potent arts best known 10
ihensseltes in procuring the enactment
Co. ine law vii ihey not also exercise
the same control when it comes 10 voting
Al the Polls Alas Tor the bachelorS ,
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-04-20
rHE BONES OF LINCOLN.
Their Final Interrnent IN Oak Ridge
Cemetery.

-. 49,
ne" MAJ ''.se. Sentr,, - ~ ''''
srEiSeffFLn- ili- Arni -ihe remains
oi tr'ssldeiii and MI i-''c'-n "ere pFlN"ie's
taken from uieir resting iiaoe 'n-s morning
and inferred IN the north Faui' 81 'he i-''-
coin monument 20 o"k hin4f e'''''e'Sl
near TINS ciiy- - tli'n q '''0n ''''.'s'
members ol me liilc1ih u .le'i' = 80
ton ana Lincoln 0uaf'i OF ii'ii'i- "ei'
4 present fof year 'i' " Ni-e''.i, - ~
rein-iiis % 'i's sie.'' P''''''s'' .''''- -'''
has been vested ih my ''''' .''ii 49,, -.
'iiai l'iey "oai" '' ''''''n - '.-'lI '.'-7
'''ii'''in ''l '.'''' it''''i i.' '''-',
,' e''i'E '' ~ '-''''' - !,
.',- ''''7' " '''' -
'i''''' ''''" -.
''@ W" ' ~ -
'''. - -.
81"
-. -.
i'''' Oh ''''' say -
'''' .i-
enclosed In pine box. Ir. Lincoln> re-
mains were similarly enclosed.
Mr. lincoln, face appeared 20 BE- in a re-
marSabie state of preservation. The silver
plate on the coffin lid was bright. pnlt was
inscribed the following
ABRAHAM LTNunLS.
sixteenth President of the United States.
Born February l. lsl9 died April ~. 1860.
The circumstance, of the original removal
which viii beitold Tomorrow iu ana addres,
10 Pee made hy Clinton T. t1nsling one OF
The members Of the Lincoln guard oi honor
ara a- follows: ON November :. ls76,
Mullins and Huehe-. two Chicls" ,heiycS.
made au unsuccessful attempt To- steal 'he
body of the late president rHr marble slr-
oapudgus in winch IL was enclosed, and
which was exposed q" ihe view Of visitor,
through the RON grating uu thr north side
of the monument. was forced open and the
coffin taken out. bus 90 lh>
While the ram4r, "i Mr. Lincoln we're
eyrp~ei Go view General tee~ pre~iden. 'i
tAe guard of honor turned tAa remains "i
Mr iancpin over L" lhe i@"''iH MnilAuiel'
AsS'cllllnil- 4 oerlHai', Wa, sign e'' 'N ''e
nt.mner~ oi lhe Suif1 "i h"'''' 'rTiIii 'nS
t''si Case remains I'D .ir o'ihn "'Fe ln'-' 's-
cr.vca from Lincoln Monument ASSOCIATION
$50 Io77. The monument as~"eia'i'n made
our q certificate signed by The meinners for
tae rg" 'rd> 81 the -s-"ciauon, declaring the
tI. remains tobe those 't Abraham Lincoln
lhe undertaken was then dircc.ed TO seal the
c'iin and plumber sealed it up- The collin
8a- rlsn taken "ut uy tAe w"rNmen and
girrIe., around G" tlH vau uu tIe north
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-04-20
Convicts Who May Co Mad Without
Work

PTrsBUEa April i4.-ln speaking Of the
defeat in the legislature of the bill appropr
ating s6oUOG 10 carry on manufacturing 20;
the Riverside penileutiary in Allegheny City
7. u. Casey, mcmbcr of the Prison Board
said to-day that New York firm who i'm
ported two-lhirl~ OF tine mats they sold from
English prisons were chiefly responsible ior
tire defeat of the appropriation. bar they hii
got around the Knights OF Labor Ther. lo-
now only three insane men al Riverside, nut
he predicted that fthc cou'ict~ were Uut
permitted TO work - ppr cent OF All confined
would be- mad before the year passes.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-04-20
A sSIGNEE'S NOTICE.

Ilcnb iiakef AM y " I
To a. ag Ma Term 1855
G. B. Moore
~ oluntary Assignment isr Benefit Of Creditors
Notice j. hereby gwen that siil apply 10 the
on Monday. the 10th day of May 1851. for leave, m
reccnyey The assigned property which is undis-
posed 10 Jacob Baker. the debts Of said Iaeob Ba-
ker having been paid or secured. And maj
VIII then ask 10 be discharged a Assignee
&. d. MOORE
ApiN Assignee.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-04-20

All the right, title. Interest tnJ claim OF David
f. sbuHer of, ia and 90 O. certain tuIrt of hama >,-
uate in tluemahoniug t0WGsuip. Somerset county
Pa adjoining lands of Widow Lambert ugnie.
Weaver, Wm Gardner john ule- all Joseph
having thereon .reer-i q ru.,-tlre r5als house,
frame burn and other oufuuildus- Tl,h tHs ap.
purtcuaHc-~.
Fakeu in execution aJ rae -Ui- of I~tlc Ellf
mans Executors
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-04-20
Great HalI-storm in Iowa.

Mt-oN CnN April 11.-GesJeriay atier-
noon the sun suddenly became ohscured and
thunder accompanied by lightning and 20
light rain. set ia Suddenly, after a deafening
thunder-elap. the sun burst through the
clouds, and while shining as brightly as be-
fore the storm. hail began 20 lali. continuing
for a quarter of an hour, striking the ground
with ine iorcr of bullets The hail-stoues
were the size of SPARROW, e-ss,. broke win
dow, ard stampelcl teams upon the streets
and fell in such quantities that they had To-
be removed with ~hovei> So phenomenal
or seven, q hail--tnrm in Tins section old res
ideur- do noi remember. During the storm
tine barn nf WTIam Judd. south Of town,
was struck uy sh.ulug and was burned.
with Do, rsuf
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-04-20
No Liquor Lieensesin Huntingdon.

HrauNoraN. April it.--Ail of the fifteen
applicants tlr liquor licenses in this county
We're refused to-day by the Court except
bultling establishment iu TINS city Ass0ci.
ate Judse- Nc,arty and Foreman who were
elected ON the temperance issue. overruled
the views ofJudse Farst who favored the
granting OF all licenses whcrethe applicants
had complied With 'hf requirements Of the
law Ia the lengthy dissenting opinion filed
by Judge FUr~t, hc declares the power vested
in the Cour; io grant licenses i~ obligatory
ani not discretionary when the fines, Of the
applicant is proven he holds that prohibi-
tion cannot be had under the existing license
system. The disappointed liquor applicants
will appeal 20 the supreme Court.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-04-20

-s,r hi- rt1H .rm ,te south ~ena-
tar Sherman -lt- thn Dee believes with
nr counting Loui-Iaua. Mississippi,
Nsrh CmIna Alahama Florida. and
tennessee would give Republican major
iie. and tau tHer ar held in the Dem
..ratr ranks hv Fraud n3 intimidation,
nrnciualIr hr fhr amr
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-04-20
No New Capitol.

HNREIsBrEs, April l3.-The House to-day
DECIDED against a neN Capitol ly vote Of
li2 10 ~, which was east in favor OF Speaker
Boyer bin aPpnopriating s500,0 for repairs
10 the old building.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-04-20

IHtr un.e--tar ot Jhe Democracy. th,
NeN York >a saws oi President CIeve.
ani DE- mas made Indiana Repub
hcn State almost won Virginia back %
the Republicans, ict the Democrats In the
forv-mnth Congress waste tine session
in aunles- bicScrin--. euf down the Dem
ocmiio majority in tine Ftieth Congress
smashed tine Democratic party in lllinoi.
and Ohio. Weakened DO Ia New Jersey
ud West Virginia. strengthened IL ID,
where ~iye with the Nugvump- of Mass
achu-.rs And get Doe hopes for re-
nomination
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-04-20
Gun And Armor Steel.

WAsHNGToN April l4-Sacretagy Whit
ngy to-day awarded to the Betuch5m Iron
Works Company OF Pennsylvania, the con
tracts for furnishing about 400 tons of f>teel
gun forzingS and 50o tons "f steel arnnr
plates, at "a ;oial cost Of sl.5l2.93, it, bid.
though uag tine lowest for the gun steel was
the lowest ia aggregate for both contracts
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-04-20
A DMINIsTRAToR'S NoTIg.

Estate OF Caroline Matilda NcGaheg 5iaoass,.5
late of JenHer Twp. Somerset 0uuty. PA
Letters of Administration on Che above estate
having been granted % the undersigned l4y the
proper authority, notice Is hereby given fo Hil
pefsons Indebted 10 said estate % nIrkc isn-9,.ii-
ate payment, and those hgyiUe claims AGAINST
the same 90 present them daily autl.nt-eaf,d fer
settlement 70 the undersigned 90 the residence III
said deceased. on saturday, the ead day of kpril
i''r DANIEL. sTUFFT
mars Administrator
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-04-20
Also

AN tle right. title, interest and claim of John
4. U.s. uf n and ie the following described zeal
r-fa,r- VIZ A gr4ct of iaud situate iu Allegheny
lNa l-..iI. ~Htl'l~ri county. PA. containing -
l.r- aul 20 ueFcls.s, strict measure. ai'9 ming
lrH.- T tporse ruusf, Maria -lIltg. tte1. Carl
10 a..i others, with fwO-,tory plank 6s5sc and
= Stable Thereon erected
f.sru iu execution as she property Of john
-srilr af fbe suit OF ~ 4. Njllrr'- Administrator
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-04-20

All the right title, interest ana claim o. simon
Y Fletcher. af, in aud 70 the i9lowigg described
real estate w 4 tract Ut land sit-is iu Middle
ere township Somerset county Pa 4fjliuiuC
lands %, thnuueey ha-roue Hiram hauuuc, Ju-
siah Barron Abraham Fletcher et a, contain
ing III acres more sr Jess hnviug tle-snH erect
frame Stable tud other oulul IiueS. Hilu theap-
puucuHuce-
Taken ia execution as She property of simon y.
Fletcher ai the suit cot Paul Miller
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A UDIToR's NOTICE.

III r.. Estate OF Jacob Lint deceased
ne undersigned duly appoiafcd b. the Of-
Z ans tpari 60 ascertain advluceI1eufs settle
HispNted accuiiflts, ami N &c distribution gf he
funds in the hands OF Noth Line Fxce0for III "a
cgli Lilil deceased, hereby gives uGiie. tlat lie
VIII attend e. the dut of said appointment at
NJ oiire u somerset borough on Wednesday. the
9Th day OF May 1857 when and t,er,s IN nor
Sous interested may attend
II. L. BAER.
HPi"- Auditor
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-04-20

Beaded an over ana Lace Trimmed. 5000 each
and up. iilk Wraps with 5euu trimmings Gam
el'. ilajr Wraps Morning WrE~. Misses aud
children
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FRIDAY. MAY IS. 1887,

All the right. TITLE. interest aud claim Of Dennis
Leysiis et Ia and O. llsc following described real
estate VIZ 4 certain trae5 Of and SitlNte IN
southampton Township Somerset euuDty Pa.
adjoining lands Of Jacob -chr0yeys heirs, Daniel
Leydigs heirs. Valentine Limerick and Others,
containing 100 acres more " less having thereon
erected log dwelling house stable ana other
outbuildings. Win the appurtenaRces.
TAKEN IN execution al tlIe suit ct Israel Emer
ipi use
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-04-20
Also

Al the right, title interest and claim ,f Chauu-
ccy Bitlntr Of IN aui 10 the following de~crl d.
ed real estate, viz The Gae-eguth interest ia %
certain tract OF land situate ii somerset toV llsip,
Baker Harry Baker. Abraham Baker. Nm- Bow
man und treorse say lor containing - acres. laF
!nE thereon erected iol dwelling house, frame
barn and other cuihuiidiug2 win thc uppurte-
4alsrss.
Taken ii execution at the s'Iit nf 'Iaty r. ''a,-
tiger
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Wanted !

Hides Furs, Bark viii pay the highest
cash prizes for all kinds Of hide. pelt> aud
furS. also want 50o cords of Rock Oak and
Spruce bark
H. 6. CUNNINGHAM.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-04-20

iN tbe early DAYS ol ais Adminisira-
ton President Cieve.aulappoiutel Alex
auder lavion. of Gcprgia. Minister to
Russia Investigation showed that Law
iou like Gi- leader jcT Davis was -til
an ucc'n-.ruetel rebel. 4ui Therefore
h.- domination ha3 ,1 ne Uithjrauu.
last winter the thrifty la0ton petition
ei Couen--- and had ui- disabilities re-
mo,ei. an3 on saturday 'a~t Boz was al,-
pointed Minister t1 Austria DR. Ilc,e-
nnd i- nohly sustaining hi~ recor5 by
reNarlin- eu.i-. nd veIonc bills prn-
-eun- Union soldiers
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-04-20

pnornsrY to Che value of sloSo0oo
uas DESTROYED by fire in the United
sisies during the month ol March.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-04-20

Tnr Women 9udura bil. which has
.sa thc >enus ua- reported ftTora-
hIr.ta fhe House THURSDAY hst
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-04-20
B0GGS & BUHL,
us, M. il9 & l2LF4ERAL STREET
#bloEGHENY, P&.
dec.S, silly.
A ApMINIsrRAToR.s NlrIcE

Estate "i tathavluc Fisher decd late of Stony
creek IVp. somerset Co.. Pa
Letters 90 adiuiui-tratiau ODD fuc above estate
having been gptni-'. 60 the undersigned by She
proper authority. notice i- hereby given o. all
persons indebted 90 said estate 90 make i1umedi-
ate payment and those having claitn- AGAINST q.
same viii present them duiy authenticated for
settlement. 90 tAc undersigned 40 his office in
lhe borough Of Somerset, uE saturday tho I-th
day Of May. lSS7. when aud where heulu attend
Tor itat p'7iHrc- j. J.. PJGH
APPS. Administrator OF Cath Fisher. deed.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-04-20
4 D,IlNISTRAToR's NOTICE.

ESfnte 81 Charles Hyatt. deceased Iute Of Lower
urs eyiuot Twp Somerset ca. Pa
Letters Of administration oi the above estate
having been --r8nted to fh.. ufl,iersfgtsf tv ~.
proper authority, notice is lerenr given 10 III Def
sons iEdebted 10 said estate o. make immediate
payment, and these having r..lims against The
silue To present them dulE authenticated for se--
ueineut oE saturday, tbe - d3g Of Aprii f~--
az the gTl=t mill of Wm. i{urkholdef In brake
town, Ia sail township.
J. W. BURKHOI DER
mario Administr.tta~ D. z 4
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CHgRiFFs SALE

~ virtue of sundry writs of Fl Fa I.ey III
and Nend hX- lssuef oat IT ilie Court of tomniu
Pleas Of Somerset county Pa. / Win eNposa q
public sale IA; ne Court Haa-, in Somerset B9i
stsrh Pa on
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-04-20

lHE Friends oI Mr Carlisle are asking
pledge 1 hlm that. when elected
Speaker oi tnc next House he viii
knock om Samuel }. Randall. and place
another Democrat go jhe hesd OF the
COMMITTEE on Appropriations Con,id-
ern- the Aci that Cariisle'> own seal is
contested and that the Democratic ma-
iorIi1 bob the next House D, 80 mesgre
that Jess ihan dozen votes can up~.l IT,.
the part of prudence would De for Mn.
Dari>'e's Friends no, % haloo be.on.
they are oui of ,he woods. Randall and
his following hold the fate oi the Speak
ership in their Own hands. and can read
by knock Carlisle ont il they 50 dete r.
mime
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Newmarka.s with Hoods and capes
SPRING WRAPS.

in check-. stripes aud plail. atp1ularfrr,-. lo
good quality and bc~, isorsuan-hip Sc 50 md zap
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-04-20

AID fhe right titie, interest and clim of George
\frnIe.uu- of iH and t1H certain rHiat ut laud
>IllHf. .u jeuugr Township Somerset. County, Pa.
adjoining lands ol II. s. ilcsnL Robert Pick
worth, l~uac AukeuF and William Baldwin. cau-
tanning 90 acres osiG fHu--turr Iulu dwelling
house. log barn and other 1ut5IidlIg- thereon
erected WIth tlr drpufteuHHce>
Taken ia execution us The pg1rerly OF George
NicademuS 10 th->ui; OF samuel Huu~cpErr. 90 al
St. Paul daily globe., 1887-03-13
Patent Law Jas. F. Williamson,

Room 10, COLON Block, Minneapolis. Solicl
or OF natents, counsellor in patent cases
Two Years an Examiner In U. ). Pa
tent Office.
St. Paul daily globe., 1887-03-13

ary, and will visit the
theaters and concert
halls nightly to see
that the girls do not
violate any of the
rules of the union.
Some of the rules are
as follows:
No member is al
lowed to smoke cigar
cites.
Having more than
three young men dead
in love with any men,
ber at the same time
is prohibited.
Gifts of diamonds
and jewelry must be
turned into the treas
ury of the union.
Members expect
managers to take them
to and from the thea
ter in carriages.
The girls are said
to have a very friend
ly feeling toward mu-
SicianS of their own
St. Paul daily globe., 1887-03-13
RE- AND THERE.

In no city, probably, is there more of
tendency to stay at home than in st. Paul.
1t is not that the people here do not like to
travel but there are so many pleasant as
sociations and attractions within the borders
of the Capital City that one, after making
home here, hates to 90 away. During
the spring there has been very little travel
ing. the movement of the people being
homeward, generally. AS soon as the
summer season opens, however, the lakes
will present their particular attractions.
Robert j. Knox, of Emira, N. Y, nephew
of H. K. Knox, public examiner, has decided
to make st. Paul his future no me, having
been so well pleased, on q recent visit with
the enterprise and business activity of this
city. Mr.. Knox is a lawyer by profession
and lieutenant in one of the compapie S
of the New York National guards.
Mrs. Stephen Benedict, of Faribault. and
Miss Emily Benedict, daughter of c. H. Bene-
dict, of st. Paul, are the guests of c. w. Nc
Elwayne, of Lake City.
Mrs. E. G. Rogers went to New Albany.
Ind, last Monday to spend a two weeks visit
with her mother. Z. G. Rogers will start for
Louisville, KY, soon.
Mrs. E. A. Hull and Miss Ora Gould, the
latter Of Lima Centre, Wis, were the guests
Of Mrs. b. III. Ensign, of Fergus Falls. last
week.
While Mrs. Brown, of New Richmond, Wis.,,
St. Paul daily globe., 1887-03-13

The Redotta club held its regular meeting
on Friday night. but the attendance was not
as large as usual. However, there was a
good number present, some coming from the
cities. The entertainment was of the ma
ture of a private party, and much enjoyed by
those present.
The Chautauqua circle will meet Wednes-
day afternoon at the residence of Mrs. Doug
lass. The quotations at roll call will be from
the classic French course. The lesson is on
classic French in English. Each member of
the circle will read selection from some epic
poem.
The Ladies' Aid society of Trinity NJ. E.
church, will meet Tuesday afternoon at the
homo of Mrs. Douglass. "A o'clock tea will
be served.
Miss Kiugsbury, of Michigan. cousin of
Mr.. D. l.. Kingsbury, is visiting at the latter s
home.
The Presbyterian society contemplates Civ
ing an old folks concert in the very near fu-
ture.
Miss S. G. Cook, of Minneapolis, is the
guest of Mrs. Douglass.
Mrs. Louis Funk is visiting friends in ster-
ling, ILL.,
St. Paul daily globe., 1887-03-13
NUPTIAL NOTICES.

The spring season is of course not very
prolific i'll weddings so far. AS soon as
Lent is over, however, several weddings
will come i'll with a rush. The Johnson
Forepaugh wedding is to occur some time
in May or June, the date not yet quite
settled, and the wedding of Miss Blanche
Wheelock to Russell Freeman will be one
of the notable occasions of June.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stockton, nee Finch, who set
sail in the steamer Alaska from New York
March l, arrived at Queenstown last Tuesday.
They will make tour of the continent before
settling down in Rotterdam. Mr.. and Mrs. G.
r. Finch and Miss Nellie Finch, who went to
New York 10 Sc: Mr.. and Mrs. Stockton en-
bark, returned home Thurs day.
Miss Alice r. Warner and Homer c. Wright
were married at the residence of the brides
parents Merriam Park, at p. M. prof.
1nnes officiating.
Cards are out for the wedding of Miss Eliz-
abeth, daughter Of J. Fairchild, and niece of
Fl. S. Fairchild,to William Alfred Dana, on
the 24th.ss s.f
The wedding of Fred Ingersoll and Miss
Phelps is to take place on the 23d. 1t will be
a quiet home wedding.
The engagement of Miss Charlotte Adams
and Samuel Stickney is announced.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. W. Merriam are home from
their wedding trip.